☕ Kicking Horse Kick Ass Coffee: Bold & Organic Whole Bean Dark Roast - 2.2 Lb (35.2 Ounce) Fairtrade & Kosher Certified Review

I ended up throwing my coffee bag away. It tasted like old coffee beans and smelled like rotten beans. You know that nice fresh smell when you open the package and say "ah, that's it" and take a deep breath to admire the beans? That was not the case with this bag. I've tried brewing, cold brewing, and pouring it with my espresso machine multiple times to no avail. IMO not worth the price paid.

Bought a coffee grinder to improve my morning coffee. The smells and tastes are wonderful. Low acidity for those with sensitive stomachs, but still has a strong coffee effect. Tastes like espresso, but is suitable for any coffee machine. Came in solid packaging. 1/2 bean in my coffee can, 1/2 still in the original packaging. Grind a small amount per day. i love the scent Kicking Horse has a good reputation for sustainability, fair wages, good treatment of workers etc which is an added bonus.

Now I'm on my second or third kilo kick. After finding Kick Ass for the first time, I continued to try other coffees and roasts in search of "my favorite coffee". I have other coffees that I haven't tried yet, but I've tried quite a few other highly rated coffees. Some were good and some I gave away. I now know what I want in coffee and roast. I want it all! Is that asking too much now? I grind my own beans and use a good quality coffee maker with no burner to light the coffee. Kicking Horse is

I never liked coffee and didn't have much taste and I was picky about espresso drinks. I felt it to the point that I openly admitted it during a tasting session when I used to work at Starbucks. The often chalky and bland taste, along with the resulting acidity, always makes me wonder if it's worth it for the energy - and my answer is always no. But lately I'm starting to realize. Energy drinks and soda started to wreak havoc on my health, and tea doesn't provide enough energy. I need a…

i love coffee, i like to drink it every morning, but i'm not a "fan". I just like what I like - dark, but not too dark. I have a cheap drip coffee maker (Hamilton Beach Flex Brew) and I just want a good cup without spending a lot of money. I've tried almost every grocery brand and for the first time in years my old coffee grinder broke, I think it was bought in the 90's. Another reviewer recommended 55 grams of coffee per liter of water. For my 14-ounce mug, that means 23.6 grams. I followed…

We were introduced to Kicking Horse Coffee through their sponsorship of the Banff Traveling Film Festival. In the older, lesser-known days, Kicking Horse would give out packs of their coffee at every festival, which resulted in me showing up to shows with big bags and even bigger purses that required a separate seat. After Kicking Horse realized that film festival-goers were just as excited about free coffee as they were about movies, they stopped giving away free coffee, and that's how we…